← Sottava, jobs the hour they open
Posted 2 mo agoFirst seen 2 h ago
Sr. Data Engineer
Posted by PadSplit on 28 August 2026, 68 days ago. Still on their Lever board when we checked 21 min ago.
What the posting is about
Build and maintain data pipelines using Dagster, dbt, and Snowflake. Collaborate with the existing data engineering lead to grow PadSplit's analytics platform. Ensure data quality and reliability through reviewed pull requests. Requires strong knowledge of data modeling, Python, and AWS.
Your experience, ready for this role
Answer a few questions about your real work. Review the additions and download your CV.
Strengthen my CVRead out of the posting
Levelsenior
Experience asked5+ years
EmploymentFull time
LocationAtlanta, GA
RemoteYes
Visa sponsorshipNot stated
SalaryNot extracted, check the posting
Posted2026-08-28
Found vialever, direct from their system
We saw it 2 months after it went up.
The posting, as the company wrote it
The Role We Need
PadSplit is growing its analytics platform and needs a hands-on Sr. Data Engineer to work alongside our existing DE lead. This person will build and maintain ingestion and transformation pipelines across Dagster (or Airflow), dbt, and Snowflake, with supporting work in Python, Airbyte, and AWS. The role combines building new pipelines and data models with providing real coverage on critical paths — especially the daily Postgres → Snowflake → dbt flow and third-party API loads — all shipped through reviewed pull requests rather than one-off scripts.
The Person We Are Looking For
We're looking for a practitioner who thinks natively in dimensions, facts, and slowly changing dimensions — someone who knows when to use a full refresh versus an incremental load and how that choice affects idempotency and backfills. This person writes clear, reviewable PRs and gives equally thoughtful reviews, with attention to scoped diffs, sensible tests, and failure modes. They're comfortable in complex Python data flows and have enough AWS literacy to reason about task roles, buckets, and cross-account access without needing to own all of platform engineering.
Copied from PadSplit’s own board, not rewritten.
Why this page exists
We read companies’ own hiring systems every hour, 2,106 of them, and show a job the hour it opens instead of when a job board gets around to indexing it. We saw it 2 months after it went up.
The feed is free. No card, no trial to expire.
A free account first, no card